Abstract
A CONSTRUCTION ELEMENT IN BEHÇET NECATİGİL'S POETRY: THE USE OF GRAMMAR TERMS
There are many construction elements that reflect the poetic world of Behçet Necatigil, one of the milestones of Turkish poetry. The external world is reflected in the poet's consciousness with almost all its aspects. The data processed in consciousness provides the transition from “poet I” to “poetic I”. Behçet Necatigil, who often uses the hinterland of abstract and concrete concepts such as geography, big city, street (parks, cafes), house, night, day, evening, darkness, seasons, time, mythology, history, fairy tale as a building element in his poems, describes the life of the average person. He successfully reflected human life, drama and contradictions in his poetry by using the rich possibilities of the language, with a clear use of Turkish. It is seen that the poet uses grammatical terms as a construction element in some of his poems and uses the grammatical functions of these terms sometimes as the dominant construction element and sometimes as an element of inversion to add meaning to the poem. The successful use of abstract grammar terms as a material and construction element in poetry contributes to the enrichment of our poetry in terms of meaning and connotation. In our study, it was seen that grammatical material was transformed into artistic material in a unique way in Behçet Necatigil's poetry.
Keywords
Behçet Necatigil, poetry, construction, grammar terms.